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- [Elle] Once upon a time
there was a girl named Elle.

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All Elle ever wanted to do was
sing.

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* Most people are scared to
dream *

* 'Cause what if it never
happens *

* I take every chance I get

* Who cares if they
end up laughing at me *

* La da da dee

* I won't lose any sleep

* That is only fear of the
unknown and being alone *

* Love is always waiting on the
edge *

* At full speed ahead of no
regrets *

* When you're unstoppable

* Anything is possible

* Whenever you are broken
hope pops in the shadows *

* But you gotta break those
chains *

* And reach out for tomorrow and
sing *

* La da da dee

* What the deal brings

* That is only fear of the
unknown and being alone *

* Love is always waiting on the
edge *

* At full speed ahead of no
regrets *

* When you're unstoppable

* Anything is possible

* Anything is possible

* Live each moment like no one
can see *

* La da da dee

* Anything is possible if you
believe *

* That is only fear of the
unknown *

* And being alone

* Love is always waiting on the
edge *

* Full speed ahead of no regret
*

* When you're unstoppable

* Anything is possible

* La da da dee

* La da da dee

* Anything is possible

* When you're unstoppable

- What do you think you're
doing?

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I said what do you think you're
doing?

Is it possible we can get
our vanilla lattes today

because they're not gonna get
themselves?

- Right, got it.

Vanilla lattes.

- Listen up, Ellie.

This isn't fairytale land or
Hicksville

or wherever you're from.

- It's Elle and I'm from
Nashville.

- Who cares, Emily?

This is LA and we move fast
around here,

so when I ask you to get me
something, you better fetch.

- I'd listen to her if I were
you.

- Yeah.

- So why is it that I put up
with her incompetence again?

- Because her parents died
in some horrible plane crash

and the president of our
record label adopted her.

I think her parents were some
kind of background singers

that he managed or something
like that.

- Whatevs.

She better watch it.

- That's right.

- Does this corset make me look
fat?

- No.

- Really?

'Cause I had like two M&Ms
today.

- Elle, you need to be on point.

- I know.

I'm just really tired.

- An internship is important
business.

You said you wanted to work
with me this summer, right?

- Well I did but...

- Well then work is work.

If it was fun, they would call
it that

and you wouldn't get paid.

- But I don't get paid.

- Then you're having fun.

- Hey Allen, I was thinking
for this next shot if we...

- I'm sorry, I'm sorry,
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Don't I hire you to do that?

Exactly, thank you.

Take this.

- Hey, Uncle Allen.

What do you think about me
singing again?

I mean, I've been working
on this song and...

- I think I told you that I
don't think you're ready yet.

- Well can't you just
listen to it and then?

- Can we talk about it later?

(bright music)

Sensation treating you with kid
gloves?

- The kiddest.

- Great.

Watch out for the cables 'cause
they're all over the place.

- Morning, sleepyhead.

- Kit?

- [Kit] Yeah.

- How long was I out for?

- Just a few minutes.

Nothing big.

I mean, what's up with
Sensation?

Were they harassing you again?

You know, I don't know why
you take that from them, Elle.

- They're Sensation.

I mean, do you know of another
group

bringing in money to this
company?

And besides, Uncle Allen told me

to keep an eye out for them.

- I don't think he
means being their slave.

- I can't tell Uncle Allen, Kit.

I mean, I'm the puppy he didn't
ask for

and then has to send to college.

He's done enough for me.

Hey, do you want anything from
Cafe Cafe?

- No, but you can tell Andy I
said hello.

- Why don't you just come
with me and tell him yourself.

- No.

Not gonna happen, okay.

By the way, you were doing it
again.

- What?

- You know, singing in your
sleep.

I think that's just weird.

Who does that?

Sleep singing.

- You know I don't sing anymore.

- Well, you need to
tell that to your dreams

because they obviously
didn't get the memo.

- I gotta go.

- [Kit] Okay bye.

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(blender whirring)
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(blender whirring)
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- Order's up.

Two mocha choco lattes.

Bam.

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

- Have a good one.

Elle, my belle.

How goes it?

- The usual.

- Nonfat, right?

- Yeah, they're all on diets.

- Again?

- Yeah, I think it's
wheat grass this time.

- Ew.

- Or maybe just grass.

I don't know.

I can't keep up.

- Well guess what?

I got 'em ready for you.

Bam.

- Aw thanks.

- Nothing for you today?

- Not unless it's on the house.

- Hm.

Bam.

- Aw, thanks.

- You need to tell your pops
to get you the company card.

- Well he's not my pops
and I'm not even really

officially part of the company.

I mean, I'm not even allowed
in the recording studio

thanks to those three
sensational devils.

- Elle my belle, you're
gonna fly one of these days.

It's the city of angels after
all.

- Why do I feel like I'm
crawling all the time?

- It's 12 bucks.

- 12?

- Yeah, new boss.

New prices.

- Sorry.

- Oh.

You know what?

Not at all.

Chin up, Elle my belle.

You'll get your wings one of
these days.

- See you later.

Oh, and Kit says hello.

- You tell her the only word
I wanna hear from her is yes.

Hasta la vista, baby.

Hasta man... Hasta manana.

Aw man.

* I've never felt so good

* Ain't no sad songs today

* The sun is shining my way

* And you

* Kodak can't capture this

* Ever since we first kissed

* There's something 'bout a
Saturday *

* Yeah yeah

* There's something 'bout a
Saturday *

* Yeah yeah yeah yeah

* Let's go dancing, let's get
close *

* Get some dinner, see a show

* Let's stay out 'til morning
comes *

* There's something

- Ow.

What the heck are you doing?

- We're going this way.

- How dare you?

You think I don't know my own
routine?

- No.

- Get this moron off my set now.

Now.

Oh, this is unbelievable.

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You're so fired.

- [Dancer] So fired.

- Oh please, get over yourself.

Isn't that my necklace?

Ugh.

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- [Elle] That's me.

Elle Daniels.

And my day's about to get a lot
worse.

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- Where's Ella?

I need my latte like now.

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Ah, ah, ah.

- I'm so sorry.

- Thanks idiot.

I'm melting.

I'm melting.

- [Elle] I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, Stephanie.

- Don't touch me.

Never touch me.

Ugh.

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- Never touch you?

Who cares about your stupid
video anyways?

Hope you fall every time you
do your stupid dance moves.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't know anyone was in
here.

- It's fine.

- I'm just having a bad day, you
know.

- It happens.

- It's my boss sort of.

She's just so mean for no
reason.

Sometimes I wish she would just
do one

of her stupid dance moves
right off the stage, you know.

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Bullies, right?

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Well, thanks for listening
anyway.

- Just so you know, no one cares

about your boss or your bad day.

And for the record my mother

where got this stupid dance
moves.

Don't bother saying you're
sorry.

I can already see it.

Sensation out.

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- [Elle] You've met Kit.

She's the closest thing
to a human being here,

if you don't count Uncle Allen

who isn't even a real uncle.

That's a long story.

But Kit's an intern just like
me.

- Yes, they have a new video
coming out

and it's gonna be big.

No is such a harsh word so
I'll put you down for a maybe.

And tell Mr. O'Bryan that
they are big, big fans of his.

Uh huh.

- I saw Andy today.

- And so?

- And he said that you
should drink more coffee.

- What do you think he meant by
that?

- Maybe he'd like to see you
more.

- You know I just haven't been
drinking

that much coffee lately.

It's no big deal.

I mean, everybody's goes through
phases

and I am just in a less
drinking coffee phase right now.

- You are such a dork.

I mean, if you were less
defensive,

you wouldn't sound nearly as
guilty.

- What?

- Every time we talk about
Andy, the coffee guy,

you get all crazy.

- That's not true.

- Really?

- Okay fine, you got me, but
you tell anybody about this,

and I'll expose you.

I'll tell everybody that
you're a closet country singer

and Sensation's your favorite
band.

- Speak of the devil.

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Would you like me to
make another coffee run?

- No, I think I've had
more than enough coffee.

Thank you.

You know, you're lucky
you're not dead meat.

Thank God the wardrobe
department

had another outfit for our video
shoot.

Otherwise, you would've
ruined the entire thing.

- Sorry.

- Yeah, I'm sure.

- [Allen] Excuse me, everybody.

- [Stephanie] Hey Allen.

- Morning, girls.

Morning, everyone.

I'm sure you're all familiar
with the name Kandi Kane.

Well she's our newest client.

Her online video
surpassed a million clicks

and considering how blurry it
was,

I think she must have something.

So, let's do the usual work up.

Monica, I want you in my office

in an hour to talk about press.

And Brooke, I want you to block
out

the recording studio of next
week.

- [Brooke] Okay.

- Two songs.

Seven days.

By the way, Ty Parker's coming
by for an interview later.

So let's just try to contain
our excitement when he comes.

- [Stephanie] Ty Parker.

- He's so hot.

He's so hot.

- Sh.

Next.

- Didn't you have a Ty
Parker themed birthday party

when you were a kid?

- Yeah, 11.

- [Kit] 11 years old?

- No, I had 11 different
Ty Parker themed parties.

- Happy birthday, Elle.
- Happy birthday, Elle.

Make a wish.

- Yeah, make a wish.

- I love you, Ty Parker.

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- [Elle] Ty Parker.

He started out as the best
friend on some sitcom.

One record, he was a household
name.

A year later, he had
the record of the year

and I and all of America
followed him.

He grew up.

Became more than a kid singer.

He was Ty Parker.

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There are moments in life
when everything slows down.

Where 100 things can happen in
the space of a single breath.

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A moment where your heart
reaches out

across the expanse of space and
time

and finds another heart
beating in time with yours.

(gentle music)

- Hi, I'm Stephanie.

I'll take you to Allen's office.

- Oh my gosh.

He touched my hand.

He actually touched my hand.

- Allen, the thing is my
fans are getting older

and more sophisticated.

They're not teeny boppers
anymore.

- Neither are you.

- That's just it.

Got an offer from every label in
town

to do the same record I did last
year

and the year before that.

Wanna know what I want?

A chance to fail.

Yeah, I want a label that's
gonna

let me do something different,

not drop me the minute I
don't sell a million copies.

- I get that.

I respect that, Ty.

And there was a time
when I even felt that,

but trust me when I say to
you that good intentions

and good music don't always
make a good marriage,

not without good business.

Now I know you've been
successful so far.

- Look, I'm not worried
about success, Allen, okay.

I need to do something
different.

All right, no more lip syncing.

No more can beats.

Just...

This is my chance to do
something real.

- Well do you realize that some

of your fans won't accept that?

That some of them will leave
you?

- Yeah, I'll get new ones.

- Yeah and if you don't?

- At least I was honest.

What do you think?

- I think I know why you're here
at Spunn.

- Question is do I come back?

- Yeah.

Boy, Ty.

You are not what I expected.

- I've been hearing that a lot
lately.

Is it a bad thing?

- No.

Actually I don't think so.

You remind me of the very
first band I represented.

- Yeah, where are they now?

- Well, they're gone.

Taken.

Good music doesn't keep
an airplane in the sky.

So.

You sold a lot of records.

You're willing to give that up

just to make the record you
wanna make?

- I have to.

- All right, have a seat.

How 'bout this?

We'll start with a baby step.

I just signed an up and coming
young pop singer from London.

Kandi Kane.

I think a duet with her
can make magic and money.

- Allen, I'm trying to
stay away from the pop.

- I know.

You wanna do something
different.

What I'm saying is do it
in the booth with her.

She gives you pop.

You push back with soul.

Trust me, Ty.

Do this for me and then let you
do

anything you want any way you
want.

What do you say?

- Well.

I mean, I gotta think about it.

- No problem.

- Thanks again, Allen.

- Okay.

Thanks.

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All right, everybody.

That's enough star gazing.

Now Mr. Parker may be returning
for a tour of the studio.

So let's make sure he has full
access.

- Hey Uncle Allen, maybe
tonight you can give

that song a listen.

- Oh, I don't know, Elle.

I have a lot of work to do

and I'll probably be home late
again.

You probably shouldn't even wait
up.

- Are you sure?

I mean, I can make dinner.

- Don't bother.

I know.

You probably will anyway.

Come on, back to work.

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- Such a Hallmark moment.

- Getting all warm and fuzzy
inside.

- Warm and fuzzy.

- Oh, I changed our minds.

I do want more drinks, Edna.

- Nonfat, right?

With new competition on the way,

you guys might wanna look your
best.

- I'm not going to dignify
that with a response.

- Me neither.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, come on, girls.

We have a sensational new video
to finish.

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- What's the matter?

- What are you talking about?

- You haven't eaten a bite.

- I'm just not that hungry.

- Is it about Sensation?

Your uncle?

- Why does it have to be about
either one?

- Is there some other
drama I don't know about?

- No.

I don't know what's wrong, Kit.

- Maybe it's your singing.

- Why would you say that?

- Because you were dreaming
about it.

- No, I wasn't.

- Yes, you were.

Everybody heard you.

- Leave it alone for the
millionth time.

I don't sing anymore.

- Elle, you're good.

I mean, you're really good.

You know how many girls
would kill to have your voice

and your musical ability?

- Just stop it.

- Why would you keep such
an incredible talent hidden?

You have a gift.

A destiny.

- Destiny?

Yeah right.

Destiny changes everyday
and plans change everyday

and things happen and
those things change you.

So what's the point?

- What about Berklee College of
Music?

I mean, didn't you have an
audition

for them for a scholarship?

- That was a long time ago.

- Elle, that was six months ago.

You used to wanna be the biggest

singer songwriter on the planet.

If you don't pursue your music,

what are you gonna do with your
life?

- I don't know.

Go to a community college or
something.

Become a dental hygienist.

And besides, Uncle Allen is
knee deep into Spunn Records.

Can't afford to send me
to a real college anyways.

- All I'm saying is if you don't
hold on

to what makes you you,
then you can lose yourself

and you may not find it again.

- Wow Confucius, that was deep.

- I know, right?

It's like I get my east
wisdom from the east.

(bright music)

- What's that?

- An entry form.

Berklee is having another round

of scholarship auditions coming
up.

- First of all, okay, Berklee
screwed up my entire life,

and secondly I thought I just
told you.

- Okay fine.

I will drop it for now.

Do you wanna check out
this Kandi Kane video?

I heard it got 10 million hits
online.

- Sure.

- [Kit] Let's see.

Oh my God.

* And I'll be all that and more
*

- [Elle] What is that?

What is that?

* Just one bite and you'll see

- [Elle] If you ever wondered
what life

as a record company intern
was like, this is it.

One of my jobs today is to call

every radio station in the area

and request Sensation's record.

More calls equals more exposure.

More exposure equals more sales.

And more sales equals this.

(bright music)

- Hey Ellen, how's it going?

- Fine.

- We just finished our new hit
video.

It is the best thing we have
ever done.

- The absolute best.

- [Jaime] Yeah.

- Oh great.

I can't wait to call the
stations and request it.

Did you need something?

- Well we were just wondering
what you were doing tomorrow?

- The same as today I guess.

- How would you like to be
apart of a real recording?

- Are you serious?

- Uh huh.

Come with us to the studio
tomorrow.

I mean you would really,
really be helping us out.

- We know how well you know our
music

and we really value your
opinion.

- Sure, I can do that.

Thanks.

- No prob.

- See ya.

- Bye.

(bright music)

- What was that?

- I don't know but I get to
be in the studio tomorrow.

- Careful, Elle.

I don't trust those three
as far as I can throw them.

Especially Stephanie.

- Well maybe they're
turning over a new leaf.

- No.

- Hey, you know what this means?

- What?

- If anybody requests coffee
tomorrow,

you have to get it from Andy by
yourself.

- Oh my gosh, Elle, I gotta
plan out what I'm gonna say.

I gotta go.

- You are so pitiful.

* So are you perfect

* Do likely wow on my hand

* Living to rent, it could be
real *

- Hey, is this WKLA?

Do you have the new Sensation
single?

Sensation.

(gentle music)

Late night?

- [Allen] Yup.

You cooked?

- Yeah.

More work?

- Yeah.

(gentle music)

Hey, you know what?

I have a few minutes now if
you want me to hear something.

- Nevermind.

It was nothing.

(gentle music)

(soft music)

* I wanna be a princess

* The fairest all around

* And if you leave my kingdom

* You're never really gone

* I felt your love

* I think I understand

* If I skinned my knee or found
a prince to take my hand *

* Love will always be around

- And then Sensation asked me

to help in the studio tomorrow.

- Sorry.

I'm sorry.

I was a million miles away.

Say that again.

- You need to go to bed.

- Well, you know what?

So do you 'cause I can't have my
interns

falling asleep on the job.

- But did you hear what I said

about Sensation wanting
me to help in the studio?

- Yup, keep your ears and your
eyes open.

Magic can happen in that booth.

- Well I love you, you know.

- Yeah, I know you do, kid.

* Your love was with me

* Now

(audience clapping)

(gentle music)

- Very good, huh?

(gentle music)

(bright music)

- [Elle] This was it.

No matter how tough it had
been over the past few months,

this made up for it all.

I was finally getting
the respect I deserved

and I was going into the studio.

(finger snapping)

* Sensation

* Sensation

* Sensation

- Oh God, that was great.

Oh hi.

- Oh my gosh.

This is so amazing.

- It is, isn't it?

This is where Sensation makes it
magic.

- So, what can I do to help?

- I'm so glad to hear how eager
you are.

In the dressing room
there's a small fridge

with three different
kinds of bottled water.

After every three takes, no more
no less,

we're gonna need one of each
kind.

And I'd probably leave
halfway between the last take

because we want you back
as soon as we finish.

- What?

- I like the strawberry flavored
water,

Steph likes the lemon and
Jaime likes the plain.

- Yeah.

(bright music)

- So you want me to be your
water girl?

- No.

You get to hold these, too.

- What are these?

- Oh, these are so we can
towel off after each take.

It just gets so hot in here.

(bright music)

- Sweat towels?

- Okay.

Yeah now.

Scoot.

(bright music)

Yeah, nice dress there.

Okay, ready?

So, second take.

Ready?

Bigger, better.

Be live. Ready?

* Sensation

* Sensation

* Sensation

- Hi, I'm requesting the
new single from Sensation.

Awesome.

I mean, I'll listen to any
station who plays that song.

Thanks.

- Nice day, isn't it, Elle?

- Oh buzz off.

I'm really sorry.

I didn't mean that.

I'm sorry.

(bright music)

Yes, I'd like to vote.

I'd like to pick the new
Sensation single

for song of the day.

Thanks.

- Our ears are burning.

(bright music)

Eleanor, thanks so much for
helping today.

- Well I'm not sure what I did

that a laundry basket couldn't
do.

- Aw, Emmy poo, is something
wrong?

I'm sure there's a ton of
interns

that would love to be this
close to actual stars.

- You're very lucky.

- But you don't seem very
grateful.

Ty is inspirational, isn't he?

The way he just up and left.

It's hard to imagine what his
old label's

going through right now.

Hm, all that money he took with
him.

- All that money.

- I wonder what would
happen to Spunn Records

if they lost their biggest act.

- You know why they call
Sensation a bubblegum pop group?

Because bubblegum comes cheap.

- When you go out for lunch...

- Actually I brought my...

- Yeah, I'm sure.

Go pick up the whole wheat wraps

from the store around the
corner.

Not before two and not after
three.

Okay?

Oh, oh yeah, and one last thing.

We have a wardrobe fitting in a
minute

and we have to fix some dresses

that yeah they might fit you,

but we have to get them hemmed

and fit for some smaller girls.

(bright music)

Or is that too much to ask
from our little laundry basket?

Esther.

- Toodles, Ellie.

(fingers snapping)

- Have fun, girls.

- [Stephanie] Always.

- I hope you choke on a sequin.

(upbeat music)

* I want my name up in lights

* And that song on my door

* I'm gonna go for it, yeah

* I want more

* Hollywood

* You're gonna see me in
Hollywood *

* You're gonna meet me in
Hollywood *

* I'm gonna be there

* Just wait and see

* Hollywood

* You're gonna see me in
Hollywood *

* You're gonna meet me in
Hollywood *

* I'm gonna be there

* Just wait and see

* Just wait and see

* Come on and meet me in

(gentle music)

- [Elle] So this is what it's
like

to be a star in today's world.

All the dresses, the hair, and
the makeup.

It's not the way I remember it.

Mom and dad traveling all over
the country

just to sing backup for some
singer

whose last hit was 10 years old,

but that didn't matter to them.

They loved singing.

(gentle music)

- Elle, you look so beautiful.

- Thank you, Miss Pembrook.

- Ready?

Now I know how much you
wanna get into Berklee.

Remember stage fright is all in
the mind.

You are a star.

- Are my parents here yet
'cause I really need them?

- They know that and
you know they'll be here

just as soon as they can.

Your uncle called and said they
caught

the last flight out of
Philadelphia.

Will he be coming, too?

- I don't think so.

- [Miss Pembrook] Aw, that's a
shame.

Aren't you two very close?

- Well, he's sort of a part
time dad or uncle, I guess.

He takes care of me when
my parents are on tour.

- Well he sounds really special.

You break a leg tonight.

- I will. Thank you.

- [Man] Miss Pembrook, we
need you for a second, please.

(gentle music)

- Break a leg.

(gentle music)

- Name please.

- Elle Daniels.

- What will you be singing for
us today?

- It's actually a song that
I wrote for my parents.

- Good.

(gentle music)

- [Elle] Uncle Allen wasn't
supposed to be there.

I knew something was definitely
wrong.

(soft music)

The thing is, when you have a
memory

you would like to erase,
the opposite happens.

A leak they said later.

My parents' plane had a
hydraulic leak.

That stupid plane should've
never been flying.

And the worst part about
remembering those moments

is you can't always remember
the difference between

what really happened
and what it felt like.

(soft music)

(gentle music)

Maybe there is such a
thing as a second chance.

Maybe Kit was right.

Maybe I could do this.

(bright music)

I mean what harm could
it do to submit a song

along with the Berklee
scholarship entry form?

(bright music)

After all, there I was in a
Los Angeles recording studio.

And I was all alone.

("Love is With Me Now")

* I wanna be a princess

* The fairest all around

* And if you leave my kingdom

* You're never really gone

* You made me feel so special

* So beautiful and true

* I wish that I could thank you
*

* If you only knew

* I felt your love

* I think I understand

* If I skinned my knee or found
a prince to take my hand *

* Love will always be around

* There isn't any doubt

* That your love is with me now
*

* It's funny how fast things can
change *

* Then you're forced to pack
your things *

* And head into the great
unknown *

* And face this world all alone
*

* But no one waits for you back
home *

* But I felt your love

* I think I understand

* If I skinned my knee or found
a prince to take my hand *

* Love will always be around

* There isn't any doubt

* That your love is with me now
*

* And I miss you

* I'm crying now too

* Help me make it on my own

* 'Cause I felt your love

* I think I understand

* If I skinned my knee or found
a prince to take my hand *

* Love will always be around

* There isn't any doubt

* That your love is with me now
*

* Your love is with me

* Now

(man clapping)

I'm sorry.

- That was amazing.

I mean, wow.

I mean, you play so well, too.

You really are the full package.

- I...

- So when did you get in?

I mean.

Wow, I'm just sorry.

I'm just going off like this.

I'm just really excited.

I'm Ty Parker.

Yeah, hope you don't mind me
just sneaking in like this.

I was in here recording
earlier and I...

Here it is.

I forgot my phone.

I was almost at the hotel
before I realized and wow.

Listen to me just yammering on.

- Well I'm...

- Kandi Kane.

Yeah, no.

Yeah, I gotta be honest.

When Allen told me about you,

I had no idea what you
looked like or sounded like,

but I think you're perfect.

I mean, the look, the sound.

Am I talking too much?

- I'm...

- You don't say a lot, do you?

- No, I mean you're tired, yeah.

Would you maybe wanna get out of
here?

- Go out with you?

- Yeah.

- [Elle] And this is it.

The moment I did the dumbest
thing I've ever done.

I turned British for a guy.

- Well, that would be lovely.

- Well.

Shall we?

- Indeed.

(gentle music)

- [Ty] Perfect.

Thanks, man.

Appreciate it.

- [Clerk] Enjoy.

- Will do.

So I know this isn't the
most romantic of spots,

but you're new to America.

This is where I shot my first
music video.

So figured maybe we can shoot
our first music video here.

- Well that would be lovely.

- You know I didn't
catch that accent before.

You're from England, right?

- Yes, England.

I was born there.

Well I live there.

I was born there and I live
there.

- Okay.

- But not all the time.

Sometimes I go back though.

To London and other parts of
England.

- I've actually never been
there.

- Oh you must visit sometime.

The tower of London and
Buckingham Palace and fog.

- Well, maybe you can
give me a tour sometime.

- I would be delighted.

- You know, I'm surprised you're
so cool.

I mean, I'm sure you're
used to fancy restaurants.

- [Elle] You'd be surprised.

- Well, it's the price of fame,
I guess.

I mean, if we'd gone to the Four
Seasons,

the place would be swarming

with photographers in 15
minutes.

You had to deal with that?

- Not yet, no.

- Give it time.

I mean, the way you sing.

Say what you want about hot dog
carts,

but they have the best french
fries.

You really should dig in.

(gentle music)

- Sorry.

- [Ty] Nah, it's cool.

Mind somewhere else?

- Something like that.

You're right. Good fries.

- Don't you mean chips?

- Pardon?

- Fries.

Don't you call them chips in
England?

- Oh.

Yes, some places.

But you know what they say.

Two countries separated
by a common language.

- Smart, too.

- What?

- You.

You're pretty, smart, talented.

Foreign, which is cool.

- Well, what about you?

The dashing Ty Parker.

Teenage heartthrob on the
cover of almost every magazine.

- Sounds better than it is.

- What do you mean?

- Can't walk out my front door

without being hounded by
photographers.

And the tabloids.

Don't believe anything they say.

- It can't be that bad.

- Really?

I mean have you ever had someone

who's constantly telling you
what to do?

Someone who thinks they
know everything about music?

- You'd be surprised.

- That's why I'm still unsure
about signing with Spunn.

I mean.

Allen seems like a nice guy, but

I just don't know if he loves
music the way we do, you know.

I mean still, he did say I
could chart my own destiny.

- That sounds like him.

- Hm?

You two had a chance to talk
much?

- Not much, no.

I think he's preoccupied with
you

and Kandi's recording together.

- You mean you and I recording
together.

- What did I say?

- You said you and Kandi.

- Oh.

Well, that's just how we talk in
London.

We just spontaneously
speak in the third person.

It's very literary.

- Well, I guess there's a lot
I have to learn about you.

- You have no idea.

- Hey, do you wanna take a walk?

- I'm not sure I'm dressed for
it.

- Ah, come on.

Honestly I haven't been able
to relax like this in months.

Please.

- Okay.

(bright music)

* Your hand reaches out

* Everybody needs someone

* A shoulder to cry on

* Or lean on

* I'll be right beside you

* Can count on me

* There I'll be

- So where'd you learn
how to sing like that?

- I took a few classes when I
was younger

and my parents were both
singers.

- Are they back home in England?

- No.

Yeah.

Just back at home waiting
for me to get back.

- You're nothing like what I
expected.

- No?

- I mean, it was a rumor
that you were a little wild.

- No, not me.

I'm an angel.

See my halo?

Well I might've heard that
you were a shallow pop star.

- Oh, touche.

Touche.

Is that what you think now?

- No.

- So what do you think?

- I think you're one of
the sweetest guys ever met.

(bright music)

- Think you're the most
beautiful girl I've ever met.

This is gonna be the best duet
ever.

(bright music)

(phone ringing)

Is that mine?

- No, that's mine.

Sorry but I have to go.

- No but.

(bright music)

Wait, I don't even have your
number.

I guess I'll see you in
the recording studio.

(bright music)

Kandi Kane.

- Hi Ty Parker.

- Hey.

- I don't mean to bother you,
but can I have your autograph?

- Yeah totally, sweetheart.

Totally.
- Please.

- What's your name?

- Scarlet.

- Scarlet.

Here you go.

- Thank you.

- Of course.

- I love your music.

- Thanks, man.

Appreciate it, man.

- You're just awesome.

- Thanks, dude.

- Thanks so much.
- Thanks, Ty.

- Of course, of course.

Hey, you guys have a good one,
okay.

- Bye bye.

- Yeah totally.

Thanks a lot, man.

* Everybody needs someone

* There I'll be

- [Elle] I kissed Ty Parker.

I kissed Ty Parker?

I kissed Ty Parker.

Well I kissed him on the cheek
anyway,

but it was still a kiss.

And now I just had to figure out

how in the world I was gonna
tell him

that I wasn't the famous Kandi
Kane.

I'm in trouble.

(bright music)

- Hey.

(bright music)

- What?

- What's with the outfit?

- I'll explain later.

- Where've you been?

- Why, what's the big deal?

(bright music)

- [Kit] Yeah, apparently
somebody broke

into the studio last night

and recorded over Sensation's
new album.

- What?

Broke in?

Recorded over?

- As in disappeared, not there,
gone.

Dude, somebody recorded over it

and your uncle's on a warpath.

- [Elle] Recorded over.

Oh no.

(bright music)

- Hi, Ty.

(bright music)

- [Ty] Oh, here.

Let me help you.

- [Elle] It's okay, I got it.

- Do I know you?

- [Elle] No, I don't think so.

- But no.

You look really familiar.

- No.

Excuse me, I have to get back to
work.

(bright music)

- Okay.

(bright music)

All right, I'll see you around
then.

(bright music)

Nice hat.

(bright music)

- You know, ordinarily I'd
been entertained by that,

but do you mind telling
me what's going on?

- I'm sorry.

Are you kidding me?

Find a technician.

I have a recording studio
here and no place to record.

(hand knocking)

Look, I'll tell you what.

If you don't have a
technician here in an hour,

then I'm gonna find a
new company to work with.

- Bad time?

- Trying to remember the last
good one.

- Well I think there's
a silver lining to this.

- Oh really?

Can't wait to hear it.

- The girl in the recording.

- Yeah.

- It's Kandi Kane.

- Kandi Kane?

Are you sure?

- Yeah, I ran into her last
night.

Have you listened to it?

- No, not yet.

- Well don't worry about it.

I'm telling you.

I can feel it.

It's just like you said.

You put us both in the
booth, it's gonna be magic.

- Wait a second.

What are you saying?

- I'm saying me and Kandi Kane.

The duet you wanted.

- Yeah.

- Allen, consider me
signed to Spunn Records.

- Well, Ty that's terrific.

That's really terrific, Ty.

Well, great.

I'll have my secretary draw up
the papers

and we'll set up lunch for you
two.

- Perfect, thanks, man.

- Talk about that duet.

(bright music)

- Ty Parker as in thee Ty
Parker.

- For the thousandth time, yes.

- Oh my gosh, this is
incredible.

Oh he, wait.

He thinks you're Kandi Kane.

Okay, not only does he not know
your name,

but he also thinks you're
from another country.

- It's a sordid affair, I know.

- This is the best.

- Can't believe you're
enjoying my suffering.

- You had a romantic evening
with your prince charming.

Where does the suffering come
in?

- It's the whole I lied about
who I am and once he finds out

he's never gonna wanna
speak to me again part.

- You just need to tell him the
truth.

Once he sees it's you, he's not
gonna care

if you're American, British, or
a Martian.

- Well you seem pretty
convinced.

- Well, I've seen a million
teen comedies on this subject

and I am an expert.

(upbeat music)

- Johnny man, really appreciate
you

shutting down the restaurant for
me, dude.

- Definitely, Ty.

Any time you need anything,
definitely give me a call.

- Will do, man.

- [Johnny] Take care, man.
- Thanks again.

(upbeat music)

- Hi, Ty.

- Oh, I'm so sorry to be rude.

I'm actually waiting for
someone.

- Me.

- No, I'm sorry.

I have a meeting.

I have to get.

- You have a meeting with me.

I'm Kandi.

(upbeat music)

- Of course.

Of course you are.

Yeah.

Please, have a seat.

Get this thing going.

(upbeat music)

- And that's when I told my
agent

we absolutely must come to
America.

I mean, here is an entire
country

that's barely even heard of me.

How is that fair to them?

I know.

So, we jumped the pond as they
say here

and here I am sitting here
across from Ty Parker,

the hottest star in the
colonies.

- Colonies?

- As in the 13 original
colonies.

Oh Ty, please tell me you're as
smart

as you are talented, dear boy,

because when I agreed to do this
duet,

I knew there was only one
person and one person alone

that could share the stage with
Kandi Kane

and not be blown completely
out of the water.

And that person is you, Ty.

Aren't you gonna eat?

- [Ty] What?

- We haven't ordered.

And you're gonna need to eat.

You need your strength, Ty,

because Kandi Kane is not just a
singer.

Kandi Kane is a force of nature.

And who knows.

Maybe the studio isn't the only
place

you and I can play duet.

- Oh, Kandi, I am so sorry.

I have to go.

Wow.

Listen, I would love to continue
this,

but I just I really have to run.

I'm sorry.

Wow.

Whatever you want.

It's delicious.

Put it on my tab.

I'm just so sorry I have to go.

I'll see you in the rehearsal
studio.

It was great.

- [Kandi] Ty.

- Hm?

- [Kandi] Your phone.

- Ooh, my phone.

Thank you so much, thank you.

Have a good one.

(bright music)

- How'd you sleep, honey?

- I didn't.

- Poor thing.

You know, you really need to
get out of this funk you're in

and just tell the guy.

- I would if it were
just a guy but it's not.

It's Ty Parker.

The guy that I have convinced
that I'm a real singer.

- You are a real singer.

- I sing.

I'm not a real singer.

I mean, I don't have my own
record label.

My own entourage or an
intern to boss around.

And all I have is Sensation.

Three girls that would like
nothing better than to know

that I screwed up their
record and lied to Ty.

- I like it when you call him
Ty.

It's like I know him.

- You are so not helping.

- Hey everybody.

(bright music)

Hey everybody, can I have your
attention?

As I'm sure you heard, there
was a mistake in the studio.

There was some girl in
there recording a song.

She was not who I thought she
was.

- See?

He likes you.

Ow.

I mean.

How did you know it was a girl?

- What?

(bright music)

- Nothing.

- And well she's disappeared.

Anyways, if any of you know who
she is,

it's very important that
I get in touch with her.

- Say something.

Hey.

(bright music)

Hey, Ty.

That's a great idea.

You know because helping is what
people do

and we should all be helpful.

So, let's do this.

(bright music)

I'll be quiet.

(bright music)

- Okay.

(whistles) Thank you guys for
your time.

Appreciate it.

(bright music)

- Okay Drew what do you think?
- This is not what I want.

- What do you mean it's not what
you want?

- This is not what I want at
all.

It's not my vision.

- Okay, I'll tell you what.

We're gonna have to have my
secretary give you a call.

We're gonna have to have
my secretary call and...

- Allen, I gotta talk to you.

- Goodbye.

Thank you.

- Look, unless I find this girl,

I'm leaving Spunn Records, okay.

I'm not kidding.

I'll leave right now.

- Whoa, whoa.

Take it easy, Ty.

I mean, we do have a contract.

- I'll break it.

- For a girl?

- It's not just a girl.

You said that I can
make the record I want.

I want that girl on my record.

Make it happen, Allen.

- But she's not the girl.

That's the problem, Ty.

Look, let's just do our
agreement

the way we agreed to
with the real Kandi Kane

and then we'll find your girl
for you.

- You ask me to make magic

and now you're taking away my
hat.

Can we just forget about
Kandi Kane for two seconds.

Help me out.

- No, I can't forget about
her and neither can you.

Ty.

If we walk out on Kandi
now, she'll sue us both.

You know what that means?

No chance to do your music
with a girl or alone.

That would be a total lockdown.

Now is that what you want?

- Is has never been about
what I want until right now.

Look, I'm finding this girl,
okay Allen.

I'm not letting some stupid
lawsuit get in the way.

(door thudding)

- You've never looked this good.

- I know.

- This is it.

I mean, look at these outfits.

No one is going to have
these, I'm telling you.

I mean, I look so hot today.

I don't know what it is.

That facial yesterday was just
insane.

- You always look good.

- I know.

It's ridiculous.

- I look fat.

- Go to the gym.

Skip a meal.

It works.

- Do you like this scarf?

- Yup, mm hm.

Don't ask me again.

I picked it out for you.

Girls, I mean seriously, we're
gonna like

be the fashion icons of the
2000s.

Okay, I think we're ready for
shades.

Pose.

Pose.

Hit it, pose.

Take it down fuzzy.

* The sun is shining my way

- That's right.

Sensation.

Okay, I'm parched.

* Oh yeah

* It's something 'bout a
Saturday *

- What?

(bright music)

No water.

Where is Imogen?

- I haven't seen her since
lunch.

- That is unacceptable.

I'll be back.

(bright music)

Practice.

- [Jaime] Okay.

- One, two.

Oh, what do we have here?

(bright music)

(keyboard clacking)

(bright music)

(keyboard clacking)
(bright music)

(bright music)

* How fast things can change

- That's the song that
recorded over our record.

* Then you're forced to pack
your things *

- No she (gasps).

Ugh.

(bright music)

No, she didn't.

Ugh.

(dramatic music)

Girls.

- What?
- What?

- We have a problem.

(bright music)

Sensation.

Out.

(bright music)

(soft music)

- What's up, it's your
boy Danny C reporting live

from your number one radio ZKLA.

We in the building with my boy
T-Y Parker.

What's good, what's good, what's
good?

- How's it going, man?

It's been awhile.

Actually I got a message I gotta
get out.

I knew you'd be the guy to help
me, man.

- Aw man, anything I can
do to help T-Y Parker.

Platinum selling artist in the
building.

- Met a girl.

I mean, this girl's a
diamond in the rough, man.

Never heard a voice like hers.

More importantly, I mean,
I spent the best night

of my life with this girl.

I'm telling you, Danny C, this
girl.

This girl's beautiful.

She's funny.

She's got the voice of an angel,
man.

- Wow.

Could T-Y Parker be falling
L-O-V-E love?

- Unfortunately, I don't
know much about her.

I don't really know her name
but I know she's out there

and I know she's probably
listening

and I wanna see if we can
get her to reveal herself.

You know?

- A game or something, okay.

Any rules?

- I got one of her songs.

And I wanna play the beginning
of it

and if this girl can come
in and sing the next line,

take this mystery girl out
for the time of her life

and she'll record with
me on my next album.

- All right, ladies, you heard
the man.

Here we go.

(upbeat music)

Ah yeah.

Next caller.

I'm guessing that that wasn't
her.

Next caller.

No.

Ha ha, next caller.

(upbeat music)

You know what?

Actually, no, no.

Yeah, we're not looking for a
rapper.

We're looking for a singer.

Thanks though.

Sorry, T-Y.

Looks like we came up short.

- That's all good.

It was worth a shot.

- There's one upside.

- Yeah, what's that?

- Sounds like once you
find this mystery girl,

you really have something
special in your hands, man.

- Yeah.

Thanks again.
- No problem, dude.

Any time I can help.

I'ma get on out of here.

You wanna grab something to eat?

- Yeah, I'm starving.

- Chinese?

- [Ty] Yeah, I'm down.

- Okay, let's do it.

You got the Beamer keys?

- I got the Range.

- The new Range?

I'm still in a Honda.

Let's rock though.

- Woo.

(gentle music)

* I heard that song on the radio
*

- So I've done about two gigs
there

and that's when I told my agent,

if you expect me to play at your
club,

you're gonna have to pay me

and that's how I came to
America.

Oh, hello.

You must be the girls from
Sensation.

You're so cute.

(bright music)

- Kandi, we are such big fans of
yours.

I was wondering if we could
talk to you for a minute.

- Of course.

Give us a minute, will you,
lads?

What's on your mind?

- We heard that you and Ty had a
meeting

that ended abruptly.

- He ditched you.

- I wouldn't say ditched.

- Do the English have another
word for it?

- What can I do for you girls?

- We're all on the same
boat here, correct?

Ty is obsessed with a certain
girl.

- Ah yes, the mystery girl.

My double.

- We know the girl.

- Do you?

- It's our stupid intern.

She can't do her job.

She can't even fill our fridge
with the right gourmet water

and she sabotaged our record.

- She even tried to sabotage you
and Ty.

- Yeah.

- Oh no.

- I just can't take it anymore.

She's so frustrating.

- Oh now, now, love.

You mustn't let these people get
to you.

I know how hard it is to
find good help these days.

- You're right.

Sensation.

Hey, you're actually really
nice.

To be honest, I thought
we'd be fake friends

because we're on the same label
and all,

but maybe we can be real
friends.

- You know something?

I was thinking the exact same
thing.

- But I have to warn you.

When it comes to our little
intern,

we may have to be a little
underhanded.

- You girls don't know me yet,

but trust me when I say
underhanded is what I do best.

- It's hot.

Now what did you want?

- [Kit] Hey.

- Whoa.

Hi, Kit.

- Hi.

Have you seen Elle?

- No.

You look nice today.

- Look coffee monkey, this isn't
about me.

Did you listen to Danny
C's show last night?

- Yeah, Ty Parker was on and...

- Yeah, I know that.

I wouldn't have asked
you if you heard the show

if I hadn't heard the show,
would I?

That doesn't make any sense.

- Okay, I...

- Can it.

Come here.

- Whoa.

(bright music)

What's going on here?

- Listen, I need to confide in
you.

Can you be trusted?

- Of course.

Hey.

What are you doing this weekend?

- Listen brew boy, we
can talk about us later.

- So there is an us.

- Do you want there to be an us?

- Yeah, I think that would be
great.

- Me too.

- Yes.

Cool.

- Yeah.

Back to business.

Danny C's show last night.

The song.

- Oh yeah.

"Love is With Me Now" right?

- [Kit] That's it.

- I liked it. It was good.

- Of course you did.

It was Elle.

- Get out of here.

- It's true.

- Well then why didn't she call
in?

- Well, it's a long story.

I need to figure out a
way to help my friend out,

but I just don't know
how I'm gonna help her.

- Well, why are you telling me?

- Two reasons.

One, I've been dying to tell
someone else this secret.

And two, I've been trying
to figure out a way

to start a conversation with you

and I just didn't think
this would be half bad.

- Oh.

Sweet.

So.

What are we gonna do?

- I'll tell you.

Hey.

Missed you today.

- I think I need to move on,
Kit.

- Where?

Greener pastures?

- Something like that.

- Did you hear Danny C
play your song last night?

- Yeah, everyone did.

- Yeah, especially at Spunn.

And do you wanna know a secret?

- What?

- They loved it.

- I'm so humiliated.

I mean, even if I do go
back to Spunn Records,

what am I gonna say?

Sooner or later, Ty's gonna
see me and find out who I am.

Maybe I could get plastic
surgery.

- Yeah, that's a great idea.

You can get big fish lips like
this

and have your eyebrows
pulled to your hairline.

- Okay, maybe that was a dumb
idea.

- By the way, I wanted to thank
you.

- For what?

- Thanks, Andy.

- Anytime.

Good song, Elle.

- Thanks, Andy.

- You told him?

- I'm afraid so.

You know, he actually knows Ty.

They went to high school
together or something.

- Oh no.

- It's perfect.

They're meeting up later.

Andy can mention you.

It's the perfect plan.

I mean, it's about time
you started getting credit

for your music, Elle.

It's beautiful.

- Whatever.

- I have an idea.

There's a party tomorrow.

Some celebration for Kandi
Kane's arrival

to America or something.

- Yeah, it's at our house.

What?

The real Kandi Kane shows
up and we crash her party.

- Yes.

Ty can care less about that
English tart.

He wants to meet you.

He wants the girl that he met.

The girl that he heard sing.

The girl that he fell for.

- You know, you might be right.

- I am?

- Yeah, I mean, look at Andy
over there.

He lights up like a candle
every time he sees you.

That could be me and Ty.

- Yes.

That is why, my dear, I
have the perfect plan.

* LA, LA people

* And we just wanna party

* New York, New York people

* And we just wanna party

* Miami, Miami people

* And we just wanna party

* Las Vegas, Las Vegas people

* And we just wanna party

* If you want to

- [Kit] Ready?

- No.

I'm so nervous.

This is such a bad idea.

- This is gonna be so much fun.

It's like when Juliet finds
out Romeo's a Montague,

but they can't be kept apart

no matter what their last names
are.

I do read, you know.

- Okay, well this is a really
stupid idea.

- This is a great idea and
Elle, it was your idea.

You look so pretty.

I mean, Ty Parker's going to
find out

who the real Elle Daniels is.

You ready?

- No.

- Yes, you are.

Too bad, you're going.

Go, go, go.

* We just wanna party

* New Orleans, New Orleans
people *

* And we just wanna party

* Turn that beat up

(bright music)

- Ooh, diary.

No, no, no.

(bright music)

What is this?

God.

No taste whatsoever.

(bright music)

Got to be something.

What is she a saint?

(bright music)

(group chattering)

("Love is With Me Now")

* I wanna be a princess

* The fairest all around

* And if you leave my kingdom

* You're never really gone

* You made me feel so special

* So beautiful and true

* I wish that I could thank you
*

* If you only knew

* I felt your love

* I think I understand

* If I skinned my knee or found
a prince to take my hand *

* Love will always be around

* There isn't any doubt

* That your love is with me now
*

(girls laughing)

(bright music)

- Oh my god.

It's pathetic.

(bright music)
(girls laughing)

Well hello, Ellie.

I love what you've done with
your room.

Now, I have a question.

Did you really think that
you could pretend to be me

and get away with it?

'Cause you can't.

So, why don't you scurry
on back to Nashville

'cause there's nothing for you
here.

It's so sad.

- It's Elle.

Man, I can't believe it's her.

- I know.

Look at this.

Can you believe what people
will do to be famous?

I mean she even tried to pretend
to be me.

- How could you do this to her?

- Ty.

She's nothing.

(girls laughing)

Ty.

Ty.

It was funny.

Funny.

This is funny.

(girls laughing)

(gentle music)

- You know Andy said that if
I came to the party tonight,

there'd be this girl here

that I just I'd never forgive
myself

if I didn't get a chance to meet
her.

- And?

- He was right.

Why'd you do it?

Pretend to be Kandi I mean.

- I didn't mean to.

I honestly didn't, but then
you thought I was Kandi

and that was just so much
better than the truth.

For the first time since my
parents died,

I decided to stand up and
sing and look what happened.

Maybe they're right.

Kandi, Sensation.

My parents.

Lying to you all because
of some stupid idea

that I thought I could be a real
singer.

- I don't understand.

- They were on their way to see
me

trying to get back in time
for my Berklee audition.

It's because of me, Ty.

If it wasn't for my singing,

my parents would still be alive.

(gentle music)

- It is not your fault.

Do you think for one second your
parents

would want you to keep
your voice from the world?

Do you think they'd be happy
knowing

that you had this incredible
gift

and you were too afraid to share
it

with anyone just because you
thought

you'd hurt someone with your
talent?

Of course not.

That's why they were on their
way to support you, Elle,

'cause they knew that you
had something special,

and they wouldn't want
you to throw that away.

So do you wanna go to Berklee or
not?

- I do.

- Come on.

(gentle music)

It's up to you to make it
happen.

Come on.

Let's go.

(gentle music)

(bright music)

- Let's see how far
he'll get with a nobody.

- I'm so sorry, Uncle Allen.

I mean, I'm sure you heard

about the recording and mixing
board.

- Yeah and you run off
with my biggest client.

- That too.

Fire me.

Or yell at me.

Send me to boarding school

but don't look at me like that.

- Come here.

Sit down.

Sit down.

Do you know how much I
admired your parents?

- No.

- I was right beside your
dad when you were born.

Could've knocked him over with a
feather.

Afterwards he said to me,
now I have everything, Allen.

My wife, my kids, my
best friend, my music.

Yeah.

Loved what he did.

And he made everybody around
them love what they do.

And I forgot that for awhile.

- It's okay.

- No, it's not okay because
I forgot something else, too.

I always wanted to make
music and then money.

Not the other way around.

Elle, you reminded me of that.

That song of yours.

- Yeah?

- It's beautiful.

It's perfect.

It's you.

- Thanks, Uncle Allen.

- I want you to make me a
promise.

- Anything.

- No matter what anyone says,

you never stop singing, okay?

- I won't.

I love you.

- I love you, too.

(gentle music)

So.

Is Ty still around?

- [Elle] Yup.

- Well get him out here.

You gotta rehearse if you're
gonna ace

that audition for Berklee.

(upbeat music)

* I was afraid of sharing
my heart with someone *

* But you gave me the courage to
love *

* I was afraid but you showed
me I don't have to run *

* 'Cause you gave me the courage
to love *

* Girl you gave me the courage
to love *

* I was afraid of sharing
my heart with someone *

* Someone

* But you gave me the courage to
love *

* I was afraid but you showed
me I don't have to run *

* 'Cause you gave me the courage
to love *

* I was afraid of sharing
my heart with someone *

* Oh yeah

* But you gave me the courage to
love *

* I was afraid but you showed
me I don't have to run *

* 'Cause you gave me the courage
to love *

* I wanna be a princess

* The fairest all around

* And if you leave my kingdom

- [Ty] We will not work.

- Unacceptable.

- You've got to be kidding me.

This is unacceptable.

You've gotta be kidding me.

- [Kandi] No, no, no.

- Hey, take it easy, everybody.

Take it easy.

- No, no, no.

Mr. Parker is in no
position to change his mind.

The duet must go on with Kandi
Kane.

The motion we filed against
Spunn Records

is explicit in this regard.

- Okay.

Listen.

Can I just please have a
private moment with Miss Kane?

Is that okay?

- No, no, you cannot speak to
Miss Kane.

- Actually, you know what?

Actually, I don't think that
would be such a bad idea.

Come on, Ty darling, let's talk.

Now, Ty darling, I know this was
all

just a big misunderstanding.

- That is not what it
looked like at the party.

- What do you mean?

- I mean any chance we
had of performing together

was ruined when you hurt Elle.

- Ty, you can't be serious.

She's an intern.

- She's a singer.

She loves music like you and me.

- No, no, no.

Don't put me in the
same category with her.

You and I do this for the same
reason

and that is the money and the
fame.

- That's really why you're here?

- Okay.

Let me make you a counteroffer.

The duet goes on as placed.

You know, you and I get
linked to the tabloids

just in time for the release

or we sue and you and her,

this whole little record
company, will flop like a flan.

Hm?

I'm sure Uncle Allen's young
enough

to find gainful employment

at any fine fast food
establishment or not.

- Fine.

- And you must let go
of little orphan Ellie.

- No, I won't do that.

- Just until the record's
released

and then you can chase any mousy
girl

through the gutters you'd like.

- You're really an awful person.

You know that?

- Ty darling, you might grow to
like me.

Well, it seems that Ty and
I have come to agreement,

so come along Mr. Waters.

- I'm really a big fan, Mr.
Parker.

- Get out of here.

- Okay.

What did you do?

- I am so happy for you, Elle.

* Ty and Elle sitting in a tree
*

* K-I-S-S-I-N-G

- Stop it already, gosh.

- No, I will not.

You are currently romancing the
biggest singer in the world.

And you're gonna blow
away the competition today

at Berklee's audition.

* You can

* Blow away the competition

* At the scholarship audition
today *

- Oh my gosh.

- You know and I played a part
in it all.

I should do this for a living.

- [Elle] What meddle?

- Assist.

- Uh huh.
- Thank you.

Hey Ty.

- What, where?

- Well hello.

- What's going on?

Kit.

- Hi.

- Do you guys mind if I
talk to Elle for a second?

- Please.

- Ooh.

- Outside.

- Wait, you're too close.

* Right where I mean

* You need to go

* Close mind, down time

* Money used

- Elle, what's going on?

- Ty just broke up with me.

- What?

- Oh.

Well you forgot your coffee.

- I know who's behind this.

Oh and they're not gonna get
away with it.

Not on my watch.

- What?

- Let's go.

- But I'm working.

- I don't care.

I said let's go.

- Okay going.

(bright music)

I'm worried about this.

I just don't think it's gonna
work.

- Yes, it is.

It's gonna work.

- Here they come.

- [Stephanie] Did you see
the way he looked at us?

- This place was so pretty.

- You better stick to our plan

or I will tell everybody
your little secret.

- Yeah.

- Everybody.

- Don't worry, loves.

Everything's fine.

- Good.

- Good.

- Sensation.

Out.

(bright music)

- Hello.

Do you happen to have any
messages for Brenda Smirkle?

- Brenda Smirkle?

Oh yes, Miss Smirkle.

Your mom called.

She wants you to call
her back immediately.

- Okay, thank you, darling.

(bright music)

(man sneezing)

(bright music)

- What are you doing?

What are we selling?

What?

Oh okay.

(bright music)

Ah.

- [Kit] Sh.

- I can't do this.

I can't do this.

- [Kit] Pull yourself together.

(bright music)

- I can do this.

But wait...

- Sh.

(bright music)

- [Kandi] Oh hello.

- Special pastry delivery.

Compliments of your friends
over at Spunn Records.

- Thank you.

Come in, it's lovely.

- [Andy] Thanks.

Right here?

- Yes, please.

It's beautiful.

Thank you.

(throat clearing)

Oh, sweetheart, I don't tip.

I'm your European.

- What?

- Bye, bye.

Thank you, thank you.

Silly boy.

Hey ma, it's me, Brenda.

Mm hm.

No.

(bright music)

Mama, how's Tina?

Mama, she's a 700 pound cow.

What do you expect us to do with
her?

No, mama.

Nobody knows who Brenda Smirkle
is.

No.

We had a real good day today.

We even convinced Ty to
breakup with his girlfriend.

So she won't be no problem no
more.

No mama.

Nobody thinks a thing, mama.

They all think that I'm Kandi
Kane,

the British star from Great
Britain.

Yeah, the internets are
amazing, aren't they?

I know.

Mm hm.

No mama, ugh.

Nobody's gonna think anything.

By the time anybody figures this
out,

we're all gonna be
counting money on a beach.

- Hold it, missy.

The only money you'll be
counting

is when you're giving back
change at the 95 cents store.

Let's go.

You have some explaining to do.

You know, I have all of this on
video.

- Mr. Sinclair, I can explain.

- Oh be quiet, Brenda.

- [Ty] Who's Brenda?

- [Allen] What is this?

- It's Kandi's, I mean
Brenda's graduation picture.

You know, I hear Bismarck is
quite lovely this time of year.

- Mr. Sinclair, I can
explain this whole thing.

- Let me save you some time,
Brenda.

What you've been doing is called
fraud.

And the fact that you were
poised

to make a lot of money doing
it also makes it a felony.

And I have a suspicion that
private conversation you had

with Ty in my office also had
a hint of blackmail in it.

So, if you don't wanna
continue this conversation

with a lot of blue
uniforms with badges on it,

I suggest you leave immediately.

And as for you three, you
can be dismissed as well.

- But Allen.

- Expect a renegotiation very
soon.

- Allen, we are Sensation.

We are the number one fit...

Oh my.

Oh my god.

Oh my gosh, Kit.

- Awesome.

Oh.

Where's Elle?

- The audition.

We gotta go.

Come on, guy.

* I can hardly see

* I can barely breathe

* How do you do this to me

* I can't sleep

* I can't eat

* I'm weak

* Is there something in
the air or baby 'cause *

* I can hardly see

* I can barely breathe

* How do you do this to me

* Yeah

- Thank you.

Name please.

- Elle Daniels.

- And what will you be
singing for us today?

- An original called
"Fairytale".

- What's the song about?

- It's about following your...

Following your dreams.

- Very well then.

("Fairytale")

- I'm sorry.

I wasn't ready.

Can I start again?

- Are you ready now?

- Yes, Miss Daniels.

Are you ready?

- [Ty] She was born ready, sir.

(gentle music)

- Hi, what are you doing here?

- Listen, it's a long story

and I'll fill you in on the
details later,

but I just wanna tell
you I'm here for you.

I always will be.

You can do this.

- I don't think I can.

- Hey.

Look Elle, your parents would
be so proud of you right now.

Okay, we're all proud of you.

(gentle music)

I'm gonna back you up.

Do your thing.

Show 'em how it's done in
Nashville.

(gentle music)

- Take it easy.

Take it easy.

- Go.

(gentle music)

- I'm ready.

- Very well then.

- [Drummer] One, two, three.

("Fairytale")

* This world can knock you down
*

* If you get off the ground

* Make your heart and
see now that they will *

* They are scared that you will
*

* Become something cool

* Making fun of you for
living out your fantasy *

* You're a bird that
soars above them all *

* Don't let them clip your wings
*

* You've taken all your falls
and all your faith is gone *

* You tried to find a friend

* When jealousy kept finding
them *

* Just think of what you'd miss
*

* If you'd given up and quit

* Don't lose yourself

* By damage causing you regret

* You know that time heals
wounds *

* So stop believing it's true

* Go live that fairytale inside
of you *

* You're barely making it

* Think all our pieces fit

* You're finally on your
way, nothing can go wrong *

* Then a glimpse of doubt
will bring you crashing down *

* And all the good within
struggling to breathe again *

* Something deep inside
that pulls you up again *

* Nothing can stop you now

* You've taken all your falls
and all your faith is gone *

* You tried to find a friend

* When jealousy kept finding
them *

* Just think of what you'd miss
*

* If you'd given up and quit

* Don't lose yourself

* By damage causing you regret

* You know that time heals
wounds *

* So stop believing it's true

* Go live that fairytale inside
of you *

* You've taken all your falls
and all your faith is gone *

* You tried to find a friend

* When jealousy kept finding
them *

* Just think of what you'd miss
*

* If you'd given up and quit

* Don't lose yourself

* By damage causing you regret

* You know that time heals
wounds *

* So stop believing it's true

* Go live that fairytale inside
of you *

* Go live that fairytale inside
of you *

* Fairytale inside of you

- [Andy] Yes.

- [Kit] Go Elle.

- Easy, easy.

(gentle music)

(people cheering)

- Welcome to Berklee.

(people cheering)
(dramatic music)

- Beautiful, honey.

(dramatic music)

- Elle my bell.

(dramatic music)

- You did so good.

I told you you could do it.

(dramatic music)

- [Elle] See that?

That's me.

Elle Daniels.

And maybe there is such
a thing as fairytales

because we all lived happily
ever after.

(upbeat music)

* It's been a long, hard road

* I've been driving for so long
*

* Seen some struggles and
my share of did me wrongs *

* I got my six string loaded

* Got my bags all packed

* On a mission, I ain't
never looking back *

* No matter what I'm gonna
keep on my dreaming *

* Almost gave up and now
I'm still believing *

* Happy ever after is never too
far away *

* This is my story

* No more rainy days and
no more stormy nights *

* I'm leaving my fears behind

* And nothing's gonna stop me
now *

* This time it's my turn to
shine *

* Been lied on, cheated,
talked about, mistreated *

* Knocked down, got back up

* Never been defeated

* This is the time of my life

* My happily ever after

* My happily ever after

* There've been times in my
mind thought I given up *

* If fairytales, wishing
wells were ever enough *

* But I stood stronger

* Moving on through life's up
and downs *

* Now I feel like a toast to the
town *

* No matter what I'm
gonna keep on dreaming *

* Almost gave up but now
I'm still believing *

* Happy ever after is never too
far away *

* This is my story

* No more rainy days and
no more stormy nights *

* I'm leaving my fears behind

* And nothing's gonna stop me
now *

* This time it's my turn to
shine *

* Been lied on, cheated,
talked about, mistreated *

* Knocked down, got back up

* Never been defeated

* This is the time of my life

* My happily ever after

* My happily ever after

* No more rainy days and
no more stormy nights *

* I'm leaving my fears behind

* Nothing's gonna stop me now

* This time is my turn to shine
*

* Been lied on, cheated,
talked about, mistreated *

* Knocked down, got back up

* Never been defeated

* This is the time of my life

(kids chattering)

- Thank you.

- [Ty] Of course.

- Oh my gosh.

- Anytime.

- Again.

Thank you.

Oh my gosh.

* This is the time of

- Oh my gosh.

Oh.

Look at that.

- [Girl] I know, I know.

* My happily ever after

- Oh my gosh, are you Ty Parker?

- Yeah.

- Can I have your autograph?

- Yeah, sure.

What's your name, sweetheart?

- Erica.

- Erica.

- Oh my gosh, Ty Parker's
signing my autograph book.

That's so cool.

What's your favorite color?

Do you like green?

I love green.

Or blue maybe.

Do you like cheery pie?

I love cheery pie.

What about grape?

I love grape.

What about apples?

Do you like apples?

What's your favorite kind of
car?

Do you like BMW's?

They're so cool.

- Wow.

(energetic music)

- Hey, WZLA.

Oh cool.

Hey, do you have that song you
played when Ty Parker was on?

Oh that's so rad, dude,
'cause I would listen

to your station all the time
if you played that tune.

Big fan.

Gotta run.

Mom's calling me for dinner.

Yeah.

Hi WKLA.

Yeah, listen I was wondering
if you had that song

that they played when Ty
Parker was on yesterday.

Oh cool.

Well I would listen to
your station all the time

if you played music like that.

Yeah, she's really good.

Hi WKLA.

Yeah, do you have that single
you played

when Ty Parker was on?

Cool 'cause I would listen to
any station

that played that record.

Okay, I gotta go.

My mom's coming.

Bye.

(energetic music)

WKLA.

Hey, do you have that single you
played

when Ty Parker was on?

Cool.

I'd listen to any station
who played that song.

Oh, gotta go.

Dad's peeking in now.

I gotta go.

Dinner's almost ready.

Oh, I gotta run.

My mom's coming.

(bright music)

I'm done.

(bright music)

* Most people are scared to
dream *

* 'Cause what if it never
happens *

* I'll take every chance I get

* Who cares if they
end up laughing at me *

* La da da dee

* I won't lose any sleep